Culley & Eric
Things To Do
Beachcomber in Wellfleet
The Goombay Smash is one of our favorite drinks here, along with their decadent mudslides! Pair your drinks with some fresh Wellfleet oysters!
Mac's On the Pier
For casual vibes, check out Mac's on the Pier for seafood staples and great views. It's right down the street from our wedding venue! The sister restaurant Mac's Shack is located on Commercial Street - slightly trendier, including a sushi bar.
SICKDAY
Feeling adventurous? Rent boogie boards, paddle boards or surfboards from Sickday! They offer surf lessons for anyone who wants to give it a try. Paddle boards are great to take out on the bay side where things are little less wavy.
Hatch's Fish Market
If you're renting a house and plan to make a meal yourself, this is a great spot to pick up fresh fish and fixin's.
Cape Cod Rail Trail
The old Cape Rail Line has been converted into a bike and pedestrian path. Consider renting bikes at the trailhead in Wellfleet and take a leisurely ride down to Arnold's in Eastham for lunch!
PJ's
Looking for a lobster roll in Wellfeet? This is the place for you!
Arnold’s Lobster & Clam Bar
Our favorite lobster roll on the Cape! You can't go wrong with the hot roll with warm butter or the classic cold choice. Make sure you get a side of onion rings! (CASH ONLY - they do have an ATM)
Savory & the Sweet Escape
Amazingly unique flavors named for favorite beaches on the Cape. Savory is the pizza shop, The Sweet Escape is the ice cream side. We recommend "Wicked Mud Flats" and "Ryder Beach Rubble."
Truro Vineyards
Truro Vineyards has been a mandatory vacation stop ever since Culley and Miran turned 21. With unique wines like "Cranberry Red" along with classic choices. With tastings for only $15 it's a steal and a great way to see another part of the Cape. Can't make it? They sell their wine in Wellfleet at the liquor store, too.
Provincetown
Provincetown is America’s oldest continuous art colony mixed with a flourishing contemporary art scene. It has welcomed artists for over a hundred years through its galleries, museums, and art houses. A personal fave? The salt water taffy shop connected to the hermit crab store!